SEO and content retainers
You sell a monthly content package and spend most of it on research and drafts.
The engine delivers researched pages on pace, and your team spends its hours on strategy and review.
Run a separate engine per client, each with its own voice, topics, off-limits sources and review gate.
Content is the part of a retainer that is easiest to promise and hardest to keep on schedule. When it slips, clients notice before you do.
Every new client needs research, drafts and edits. Margins shrink as headcount grows, or delivery slows to keep them.
One client with nothing published is a hard call. A few in the same month is a churn risk.
They’ve heard ChatGPT is where buyers go now. An agency without an answer for them looks behind, whatever the rankings say.
Each client has its own voice, look, topics, off-limits list and reviewer, so nothing bleeds from one account to another.
Drafts go to the person who signs off. Nothing publishes until they say yes.
Six assistants checked daily for each client’s buyer questions, with who AI names instead and the sources it trusts.
Search Console, analytics and AI answers on one dashboard per site, with plain notes on what changed.
Clients want to know whether AI recommends them, and who it names instead. Each client’s dashboard shows exactly that, ranked, with a likely range, so the conversation is about facts.
See everything AI Visibility tracksShare of answers that name each business, with a likely range.
You sell a monthly content package and spend most of it on research and drafts.
The engine delivers researched pages on pace, and your team spends its hours on strategy and review.
Clients ask about ChatGPT and Google’s AI, and you need something real to show them.
A daily read on what AI says about each client, and pages written to close the gaps.
Clients serve many cities and need pages for each one, written well and kept consistent.
City pages linked from one hub, with AI answers tracked city by city.
Walk us through a client or two and we’ll show what AI says about them.
Voice, topics, off-limits list and who approves, once per client.
Each draft goes to the right person, with a preview of the finished page.
Every client’s pages, clicks and AI answers in their own dashboard.
Yes. Every client is set up separately: voice, topics, off-limits list, sources to avoid and the person who approves.
Whoever you choose. Drafts go to the approver you set for that client, and nothing publishes without their yes.
Yes. Each site has its own private dashboard, and you decide who on the client side can see it.
It connects to WordPress, Shopify and Webflow sites, and we set up publishing for custom sites during onboarding.
We’ll show you what your buyers ask, who AI assistants name today, and where you can win.